DirtyDigz

If a recoil reducing stock is still being considered then there is also the Mako one: http://www.themakogroup.com/product_p/agmf500-fksb.htm More discussions on Mako options: http://forum.pafoa.org/shotguns-43/95422-mako-group-vs-knoxx.html

You're an hour late with that joke, good sir.

Yep, heard about that elsewhere. I assume that's largely not happening anymore with shortening days, but I'll check it out next spring.

Thank you kindly, I'll look that up on gmaps shortly.

Heh. I was thinking of getting some range rover silhouette stencils to put on the side of my bike...

Rare confluence of events happening tomorrow: - Day off work -plus- - Working motorcycle -plus- - Great weather -plus- - Unemployed GF out of town = I'm going riding, yay! Problem is it's been several years since I've done much backroads riding, and I'm not sure what the "good" roads are anymore. Anyone feel like recommending a route for a 3-4 hour ride, starting and ending in Morristown? Would like to avoid long stretches of highway if possible, but if all else fails I'll either do a run up to High Point or possibly Bear Mountain.

On the "to-buy" list now.

I'd be more interested if they could get the slide release up by the trigger guard instead of underneath the rear of stock.

Or drive it to a range as a midpoint between homes. From home to range is legal, from range to home is legal.

You can drive down Shades of Death road anytime you want.

Donated.

It's pathetic, but I think I've gone shooting once, maybe twice since "the panic". I might go this weekend to an indoor range.

Or every occurrence is immediately and eagerly reported more now than they might have been in the past.

The previous owner of the bike I just bought had the stock seat modified by this guy: http://greatdaytoride.com/Home_Page.php I gotta say, it's the most comfy stock sportbike-type seat I've had.

Been riding for about 20 years with a couple years of amateur road racing in there. I wouldn't quite call it a starter bike...

That's a well packed SV! It's a 2008 GSXR600 set of forks, lower triple clamp and brake master cylinder. The upper triple clamp needed to keep the stock sv geometry and OEM steering lock working from this guy: https://sites.google.com/site/s1sv650nupgrade/Home/suzuki-sv650-triple-clamps-for-gsxr-conversions 2009 GSXR wheels front and back. Let me know if you want more details. Are you on the svrider.com forums?

Sigh... *ASSUMING* possession is legal at the business per the discussion above, then mail ordering in the hollowpoints would be a legal way to get them there. You earlier asserted there was no legal way to get hollowpoints to a business.

Thank you for sharing. Looks like the ammo panic is just about over.

Easiest way to tell is that the handles on each side are not the same size on the legitimate one. They are the same size on the fake.

Which one is the fake, and which one is legit?

Thanks for taking the time to type that. I can see the argument fails if ABC corp leases the land, but what if ABC owns the land? John Smith owns ABC corp, ABC corp owns the land, ergo John Smith is the owner of the land? How about the case of a sole proprietorship with a lease? Legal then? If so, then a more nuanced answer than "no hollowpoints at a business" is necessary. And again, mail order is a legal way to receive hollow point ammunition (with the caveat that if it is hollow point *handgun* ammunition the receiver needs to have an FID) that does not run afoul of the "transport" restriction.

Right - and one portion of the specific exemptions allowed in the section for hollowpoints includes "land owned or possessed."

It's home:

By your reasoning, anything that is not specifically allowed is "unknown until we have a test case". Aitken claimed he was "moving", but he was actually driving around for multiple days with the firearms/magazines/ammunition in his car, not just directly from one home to another. Edit - also, more than likely if Aitken didn't have the "high cap" magazines, then the "add on" charge of hollowpoints wouldn't have been made.

Heh, more evidence that no one reads the marketplace. Red, there's an ad for one posted today: http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php/topic/61237-brand-new-nj-legal-tavor-556-tsb16/